How do you diagram/label the word dermatologist?

Answer 1

dermatologist is a noun, so it put into a sentence diagram as a subject, direct object, or object of a preposition. It depends on the context.

As a subject, "My dermatologist is great."

As a direct object, "You should see my dermatologist"

As an object of a preposition, "There's a good magazine at my dermatologist"

Answer 2

Dermatologist is a noun describing a skin doctor. It depends on where in the sentence in falls as to how it's diagrammed. In a sentence such as "The dermatologist agreed to see her", the word is the simple subject and would be on the main line, separated from the verb "agreed" with a line between, and with "the" (adj) off it. In a sentence like "She visited the dermatologist", it's a direct object and should extend from the verb (visited).

Not sure this is what you want; hope it helps.

Answer 3

greek "derma" means skin...